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Catch a Maui Brewing Co. Cold One at Pacific Catch!
Truly Local, Truly No Ka Oi
Maui Brewing Co. (MBC) is proud to announce that Pacific Catch Restaurants are the first restaurants on the mainland to serve Maui Brewing Co. microbrews! All three locations (Corte Madera, San Francisco-Marina, San Francisco-9th Avenue) began serving MBC beers earlier this month.
Pacific Catch Restaurants are known for their Pacific-style cuisine and MBC’s trio of packaged microbrews, Bikini Blonde Lager, Big Swell IPA and Coconut Porter, make excellent pairings to their preparations. MBC is especially proud to be able to supply Pacific Catch Restaurants with a genuine Hawaiian product, in conjunction with their Regional Menu Program, “Explore the Tastes of the Pacific & End up in Hawaii“.
With a strong commitment to the local economy, and deep concern for the environment, MBC microbrews are packaged with the most ecologically-friendly materials. Although cans and bottles are both recyclable, bottles still break and may pose a risk at beaches. The cans are manufactured on Oahu and designed by local Maui artists and have the added bonus of protecting the beer in the best possible manner, protecting the beer from both light and oxygen damage which can seriously compromise the taste. Plastic rings are dangerous to marine life and therefore, you will find a recyclable cardboard wrap around the cans. The spent grain from beer production is donated to local ranchers for cattle feed; and any cans damaged in production are donated to the Maui Humane Society. A few months back MBC purchased equipment from Maui Land & Pineapple, preserving a piece of Hawaii’s canning history.
Founder and owner, Garrett Marrero and his wife, Melanie, run a 7-barrel brewpub at the Kahana location as well as a recently added 25-barrel production brewery and canning facility in Lahaina. Maui Brewing Co. is a truly local brewery. All MBC products are made in Hawaii as opposed to other so-called “Hawaiian” beers made on the mainland. Eco-friendly packaging is used – even the cans are Hawaiian-made.
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